Guest: Solomon Rajput for Congress, Portland V Feds
[imgfull] [/imgfull] Guest Solomon Rajput is running to unseat an 87-yr-old political dynasty. Also, it’s getting real in Portland.
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[imgfull] [/imgfull] Guest Solomon Rajput is running to unseat an 87-yr-old political dynasty. Also, it’s getting real in Portland.
Following their recent signing to Rise Records, Los Angeles punk-rockers Niis (pronounced “Nice”) have unveiled their new single and official music video for “No Flowers.” Preceded by their label debut “Earthquakes,” the exciting offering is set to appear on their EP Play Niis, due on October 23. Vocalist Mimi Doe shares, “A lot of the songs on this record are about fitting into societal monotony. We forget to put ourselves first by doing things that bring us joy and make us feel something, or anything. And that’s something I really wanted to capture with the lyrics.” Check out “No Flowers”… Read more »
Vancouver-based emo outfit Youth Fountain shares the news of a massive US headline tour coming this spring. Set to release his fourth studio album, IF WE COULD MAKE THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE, in early 2027, the tour will take this new music on the road in the States. This fall, Youth Fountain is making his way around Canada to support the release of his recent singles, “Before We Go” and “Dearly Beloved,” and the success of last year’s “Tarnish.” Mastermind behind Youth Fountain, Tyler Zanon talks about hitting the road with the band again, “I’m really excited to get… Read more »
Ahead of their new LP drop, Anemoia, due out on October 30, Australian metalcore act Northlane has announced an expansive 2027 North American tour lineup to celebrate the record. The trek includes support from Allt, Aviana, and Reliqa. The run kicks off on February 12 at Sacramento’s Ace Of Spades and wraps up on March 18 at Portland’s Roseland Theater. Vocalist Marcus Bridge says of Anemoia, “There’s darkness here, but it’s not nihilism…and there’s hope, but it’s not naivety. We weren’t interested in writing a record that projects something beyond ourselves with a prophetic statement, or pretending the world is… Read more »
Following the winter release of their new album A.R.S.O.N., Story Of The Year has revealed the official visuals for the LP’s focus track, “See Through.” Excitingly, the visuals offer the exact spooky and over-the-top vibes you need for a solid Halloween celebration. The new music video, directed by Jordan Phoenix, sees lead vocalist Dan Marsala living his best mad scientist life as he tries to build his dream girl. Check out the lab results in Story Of The Year’s new music video below. Silverstein and Story Of The Year are performing a co-headlining tour this fall and winter with friends… Read more »
Indie-rock lovers have much to celebrate today! Chicago sextet Ax and the Hatchetmen have finally unveiled their new EP Stick & Poke, featuring singles such as “Loser” and the title track. Frankly, this is exactly the type of music we need right now. With bouncy guitar tones, dance-inducing choruses, and tongue-in-cheek lyrics, this Midwest band is reviving indie sleaze in the most iconic way! Frontman Axel Ellis shared of the new song collection, “As an artist, I’m still just trying to make sense of my life through these songs, hoping to capture the highs and lows of my twenties with… Read more »
Taylor Acorn is beginning to reveal another chapter to her album Poster Child, with the deluxe single “Growing Pains” out today. The official deluxe album arrives October 30 via Fearless Records, and “Growing Pains” serves as the first preview of the release. Talor Acorn explores an introspective and melancholy take on never feeling like you fit in, even as you age out of the issues of adolescence. Speaking on the new song, Taylor Acorn shared, “Growing Pains is a favorite of mine. I think it’s such a universal feeling to want to grow up and grow out of the feelings… Read more »
Mark your calendars for spring 2027…because The Interrupters are coming to a city near you on their expansive North American headlining tour. Support acts include Doom Regulator, The Aquabats, RAT BOY, The Mainliners, The Bandulus, The Chin Chins, and J & Nicki Bonner on select dates. The tour kicks off on March 17 at Pomona’s Fox Theater and runs through May 2, when they will finish off the route at House of Blues Anaheim. The band notes on social media that they’ve “been spending some time in the studio lately working on some NEW music.” So fans…get ready for some… Read more »
The most exciting day of 2026 has arrived…Honey Revenge just revealed their new album Loving and Losing, out now via Thriller Records. Alongside the 14-track record, the iconic pop duo also revealed their purple-laced new video for “Sorry Much.” Vocalist Devin Papadol says of the new LP, “I’ve had to take every loss as a lesson. It’s this painful cycle…you love something, you cherish them, they become an integral part of you and then you lose them whether that’s to death or to life. You have to come to terms with the fact they taught me how to love a… Read more »
At long last, Cartel has officially revealed their new record Learning How To Cope, their first LP drop in more than a decade. Preceded by 2013’s Collider, this album sees the alternative veterans with a refined sense of self, and all of the classic pop-punk riffs you know and love. And oh yeah, did we mention there’s a Dashboard Confessional feature? Frankly, the album pulls no punches, as it touches on the disarray of the music industry, the insanity of modern American life and politics, and more. So…if you’re feeling overwhelmed at the constant stream of bad news, because, of… Read more »
